[MarkL]

I retired a few years ago and have more time to repair and build things around our small farm. I learned gas and stick welding in '72 when I was in college and worked part time in the physics machine shop. Back then tig was so expensive no one taught it because no one could afford a machine. I've done some gas and stick welding over the years, but last year decided to go to the community college and take a couple welding courses. It was great, they have about 30 machines of various brands and models, so I got to try a lot of things out and decided tig was the right fit for me, primarily because I often weld in a barn or around hay or other things that burn easily. I bought a Lincoln Square Wave 200 about 2 months ago and love it, got a good deal down at the local Airgas store because I was a student at the community college. I just built a stand for my wife's horse to get up and do tricks on, I've got some other things on the list to build. I enjoy Jody's videos, they've been a great help to me.

[Mike]

Welcome to the forum Mark.

[motox]

mark
welcome to the group.
jodys videos are the best on the web,
no doubt.
here there are some very talented
welders and fabricators very willing
to help as well.
any questions, just fire away and several
will jump in and help.
craig